would this work on a horizontal 40 wt(regular not candletype) bulb that is over a kitchen sink ( old house) or is it too big?
17713
I think it would work just fine. I have mine on a 60 watt bulb that is at about a 30 degree angle on a dormer wall.
17714
hi! not sure what you mean by "horizontal", but the usual pear-shaped regular bulb will do fine with this. maximum wattage is 60, according to packaging.
158809
Hi, I just climbed up, took off the diffuser, and wrote down this information from the bulb: F13T5/3000K. I didn't take the bulb out, so I'm not sure precisely, but it's about 20 inches long, give or take half an inch. It is 1 inch thick. I also pulled out the instruction sheet. The instructions say "See the label on the fixture for replacement bulb type information. Do not replace with any other wattage of fluorescent bulb." So, you'd have to get the same wattage bulb (13 watts). They didn't specify that it has to be warm white, so I'd guess that you can probably go with cool white. I see online that there are such bulbs: F13T5/CW. If you want to double-check, you can contact GE or Jasco Products, which is the manufacturer: www.jascoproducts.com. I hope that this helps! By the way, in reading through the tiny print in the instructions, I see that this fixture is NOT supposed to be used over a sink, which is exactly where I put mine! However, my fixture is at least 4 feet over the sink, so I hope that it's fine this way. I've had it for almost a year now.
1912602
I want to use this in a tiffany style light that has a tight area for the candelabra bulb. Do you think this bulb will fit as it seems fat and it also seems like the base not have enough room to screw in to the light socket. What do you think?
337115
Should work. It has an adjustable flexible spiral holder which can be manually twisted to different spiral sizes, that can then be used to hold a bulb relatively tight.A correction: The above comment applies to their 180 degree extension kit which I bought along with this product. But this product should work on standard bulbs.
1336022
I would have to say no. It is designed for larger bulbs than that and would not fit.
2035922
The light bulb needs to be 120V not 12V to use this bulb, it also needs to be approx br40 size in order for this bulb to fit.
1913056
I don't know. BUT -- this bulb is made to be screwed into a ceiling spot. That "stem" part is unusually long. I'd be concerned that it wouldn't look right or be balanced in a clamp light.
484949
This item works great in any regular lamp - it's output and heat are very low and should be fine in most household outlets - HOWEVER** make sure your fixture is BIG ENOUGH to FIT THE GIANT BULB :) hope this helps but they are a great product !!!
2258753
Sorry I don't know. You have to look at your old bulb and compare it with pictures of the base of the bulb on sale. That's howI I did mine with no problems.
147886
Should work fine. The R40 means a 5" diameter reflector bulb with standard base.
1544140
Hi I think it would work the bulb gives off little heat. But check to make sure it would fit in the fixture your planning to use
852979
most definitely!!! i just changed mine....bring in the bulb and match it...very simple...sorry didnt look at wattage. u want to go by size of bulb and screw in...
436446
Yep - should work perfectly - the height of the sides can be adjusted for different sized bulbs. It's not cheap, but it is really cool
337113
Should work. It has an adjustable flexible spiral holder which can be manually twisted to different spiral sizes, that can then be used to hold a bulb relatively tight. A correction: The above comment applies to their 180 degree extension kit which I bought along with this product. But this product should work on standard bulbs.
1829528
Yes, this one takes a *regular* (large base) bulb. I sure wouldn't use anything bigger than 60 in it .... not sure what it's rated for, but 6 bigger bulbs would be overwhelmingly bright! I use 40 watt bulbs and that's plenty.
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If it fits into the lamp it will work. I used it on my cabinet lighting where there was plenty of room. I've installed similar items in my lamps with no issues but made sure they fit OK first.
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It will work fine in an outdoor fixture that opens at the bottom (as long as it fits in the fixture OK). You may want to confirm that the bulb will fit (length mostly) in this application. As others have noted it's a bit long. I have a couple of them in fixtures that are completely wide open so it's of no consequence in my application. Just be sure to confirm that the overall size (width and length) are fine to fit inside the fixture. As far as it the bulb itself working in the fixture, yes it'll work fine. I really only think you'll run into an issue with fit. If it fits, you'll be good to go. It will work fine in an outdoor fixture that opens at the bottom (as long as it fits in the fixture OK). You may want to confirm that the bulb will fit (length mostly) in this application. As others have noted it's a bit long. I have a couple of them in fixtures that are completely wide open so it's of no consequence in my application. Just be sure to confirm that the overall size (width and length) are fine to fit inside the fixture. As far as it the bulb itself working in the fixture, yes it'll work fine. I really only think you'll run into an issue with fit. If it fits, you'll be good to... » Read More It will work fine in an outdoor fixture that opens at the bottom (as long as it fits in the fixture OK). You may want to confirm that the bulb will fit (length mostly) in this application. As others have noted it's a bit long. I have a couple of them in fixtures that are completely wide open so it's of no consequence in my application. Just be sure to confirm that the overall size (width and length) are fine to fit inside the fixture. As far as it the bulb itself working in the fixture, yes it'll work fine. I really only think you'll run into an issue with fit. If it fits, you'll be good to go. « Show Less